Yorgos Lanthimos wins Venice Golden Lion with Poor Things
Emma Stone was unable to attend Venice to see Poor Things win the Golden Lion, because of the actors’ strike. The latest quirky
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TV viewers honour Happy Valley, EastEnders, Strictly and Traitors at the NTAs
Sarah Lancashire won two awards as her show, Happy Valley, was named the best returning drama Two shows have secured multiple awards at
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An uplifting film about bereavement opens Sundance London
Sundance conjures up images of quirky American independent cinema – but this year’s London showcase from the Sundance Film Festival opens with a
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HFPA to be wound down as Golden Globe changes completed
A little over two years since allegations of corruption and racism at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association brought the group to its knees,
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Jodie Comer and Leopoldstadt among winners at Broadway’s Tony Awards
The Liverpool-born Killing Eve star Jodie Comer has won one of the most prestigious awards in the world of theatre, being named the
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British directors among Cannes winners as French thriller takes top prize
Two British directors are among the winners at this year’s star-studded Cannes Film Festival, winning the second prize in the main competition and
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Traitors, Derry Girls and Paddington Bear among BAFTA TV winners
BAFTA has spread its TV awards evenly across a range of broadcasters and streamers, bestowing them on everything from brand new shows to
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Book to Screen: Elle McNicoll on A Kind of Spark
They say “write what you know,” and this maxim gave the autistic children’s author Elle McNicoll the inspiration and motivation for her debut
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Ken Loach among familiar faces returning to Cannes
The veteran British director, two-time Palme d’Or winner Ken Loach, is returning to the Cannes Film Festival next month with his fifteenth film
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Jodie Comer and Paul Mescal among big Olivier winners
The Killing Eve and Help star, Jodie Comer, has won the Best Actress award at the Oliviers for her one-woman show Prima Facie,
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Police and hospital dramas lead BAFTA TV nominations
Police and hospital dramas from the BBC are leading the field in the nominations for the BAFTA TV awards. Martin Freeman and Ben
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UK production facilities to be boosted by new eight-stage film studio in Buckinghamshire
Councillors have given the backing for an eight-stage film studio to be built near High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, further boosting the UK’s offer
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Blockbuster nominees boost Oscar viewing figures
Whether or not this year’s Oscars elevated ratings are enough to equate a Hollywood comeback story for the beleaguered telecast, reports seem to
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Everything Everywhere All At Once takes 7 top Oscars
The much-touted multi-verse fantasy Everything Everywhere All At Once has dominated the Academy Awards. Going into Hollywood’s big night with eleven nominations, it
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Everything Everywhere All At Once dominates Independent Spirit Awards
There’s been more awards success for the multi-verse fantasy Everything Everywhere All At Once, which has scooped many of the major prizes at
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Actors give Everything Everywhere All At Once a big Oscar boost
The Screen Actors Guild have thrown a spanner in the works of the Oscar race, with previous favourites, including the stars of the
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Documentary about Parisian day-care centre wins top prize at Berlin
The Berlin Film Festival has taken the unusual decision to give its top prize – the Golden Bear for best film – to
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All Quiet on the Western Front and Banshees of Inisherin share BAFTA honours
The German-language First World War film, All Quiet on the Western Front, has taken the top prizes at the British Academy film awards,
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Mushroom hunting, Icelandic Elves and volcanoes: meet Oscar-nominated documentarian, Sara Dosa
As Sara Dosa waxes lyrical about her newfound passion for volcanoes, after an Awards-Season screening at the BFI IMAX in London, she sounds
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Tár and Banshees dominate London Film Critics Circle Awards
Tár won three of the top awards from the London Film Critics Circle The London Film Critics Circle have shared more than half
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